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[Monolithix]

  
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[l3v5y]

Yay! A way to do more than sit for 60 minutes!

Although, I have to disagree with one of your points! Using FSD (my app ) I hang up very quickly, and don't sit there pressing "end" for five minutes.

[PaulOBrien]

Didn't realise FSD was yours!

Kudos on the AppToDate support and the live counter

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[l3v5y]

Paul (MVP), on Jul 8 2008, 17:07, said:

Didn't realise FSD was yours!

Kudos on the AppToDate support and the live counter

P

I only discovered the live counter after seeing iContact had it! Any other tricks you're hiding from us?

[PaulOBrien]

Not really, but i'm open to requests

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[l3v5y]

Paul (MVP), on Jul 8 2008, 17:26, said:

Not really, but i'm open to requests

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Built in donation via PayPal?

[PaulOBrien]

For which app?

Confused

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[l3v5y]

Paul (MVP), on Jul 8 2008, 18:15, said:

For which app?

Confused

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I'm confused too...

I think I meant combine AppToDate and Donate to provide devs with an easy way to go "Gimme money pl0x" kinda thing...

[PaulOBrien]

Oh, I see.

So effectively you bundle something with your app, which is updatable via ATD, which you can call from your app to take donations. Effectively 'donate embedded'?

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[l3v5y]

Paul (MVP), on Jul 8 2008, 19:44, said:

Oh, I see.

So effectively you bundle something with your app, which is updatable via ATD, which you can call from your app to take donations. Effectively 'donate embedded'?

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Umm... I was thinking that AppToDate could have the Donate functionality embedded, and a line in the XML file used for AppToDate could allow this option...

But, your way of seeing through by terrible sentence construction makes more sense...